Lisa mitchell bio
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Books
Hailing the State: Indian Democracy between Elections, Durham: Duke University Press. (South Asian edition, Ranikhet: Permanent Black, )
Articles
"The Concept of the Political in India," Contributions to the History of Concepts 19(2):
“Expanding Domains: Interactions between Telugu and German Worlds,” in Razak Khan and Martin Christof-Füchsle, Eds., Nodes of Translation: Intellectual History between Modern India and Germany, Berlin: De Gruyter, pp.
“Other Places, Other Times: Brokerage in History and Practice,” in Lisa Björkman, ed., Bombay Brokers, Durham: Duke University Press, pp.
“Whose Emotions?Boundaries and Boundary Markers in the Representation of Emotions,” in Margrit Pernau, ed., “Emotions in South Asia,” South Asian History and Culture , pp.
(with Walter Hakala). “South Asia from c. ,” in John Considine, ed., TheCambridge World History of Lexicography, Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, pp.
“Language Regimes and Corporeal Practices of “Making Known”: Speech Action, Collective Assembly, and the Politics of Recognition in India,” Special Issue on “Regimes of Language and the Social, Hierarchized Organization of Ideologies,” Language and Communication
“Civility and Collective Action: Soft Speech, Loud Roars, an
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Children’s author Lisa Mitchell has enjoyed storytelling for as long as she can remember and would spend hours alone as a child inventing elaborate worlds or writing plays. Inspired by her daughter, her friends, and their dual language school and neighborhood, she’s renewed that passion with her new middle-grade fiction book, The Case of the Missing Cheese: a Grove Street Mystery. This thrilling detective story set in a richly diverse, multilingual community, explores the power of language, friendship, and belonging. Although The Grove Street Mysteries series marks her children’s fiction debut, Lisa has written on a range of topics. Her work has been published by Palgrave, Teaching Theater, The American Journal of Community Psychology, and others. When she isn’t writing whimsical mysteries for kids, Lisa loves her job in the entertainment industry through which she works to bring the arts to children everywhere. She is also a researcher who enjoys traveling with her family, photography, and teaching in higher education. Lisa holds a doctorate in education from Johns Hopkins University, and lives in the New York City metropolitan area with her husband, daughter, and their two dogs.
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Lisa Mitchell – Bio
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